The Croatian Parliament has published in the Official Gazette 115/16, changes to Croatia's VAT Act that are effective January 1, 2018. Among these changes is an increase in the threshold amount over which businesses are required to register for VAT in Croatia. As of January 1, the amount will increase to HRK 300,000.00. Any businesses who have a taxable turnover greater than this amount will be required to register for VAT in Croatia. The official publication of this change can be seen in the Croatian Federal Gazette, here. In addition, the Ministry of Finance has published an announcement summarizing all upcoming changes to the VAT Regulations, here.

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Charles Riordan is a member of the Tax Research team at Sovos Compliance specializing in international taxation, with a focus on Value Added Tax systems in the European Union. Charles received his J.D. from Boston College Law School in 2013 and is an active member of the Massachusetts Bar.